Virtual GPS simulates GPS receiver, which uses configurable geographic location
Run Virtual GPS from command line as gpsd user:
sudo -u gpsd python3 virtualgps.py
OR
Setup system-wide service:
sudo cp virtualgps.py /usr/bin/
sudo cp virtualgps.service /etc/systemd/system/
sudo systemctl enable virtualgps.service
sudo systemctl start virtualgps.service
Note: Running virtualgps.py as gpsd user ensures that gpsd daemon can access /tmp/virtualgps device. If you run the application as any other user, make sure that access rights are set properly.
Debian package with Virtual GPS is available from www.astroberry.io.
Virtual GPS device is linked to /tmp/virtualgps file (only when virtualgps.py is running)
You can edit /etc/virtualgps.conf file or use Preferences/Geographic Location menu
If you don't have GPS device but you use applications that require one, you can simulate GPS device with Virtual GPS. While started it reads location from /etc/virtualgps.conf file and feeds it to gpsd daemon. Any application that can get location form gpsd will use your location from configuration file.
File any issues on https://github.com/rkaczorek/virtualgps/issues